Purdue University, Brian Lamb School of Communication
overview of program
Communication Studies at Purdue University celebrates a long and distinguished history, having granted doctoral degrees since 1948 and having offered masters degrees since 1947. As our field has developed over time, Purdue faculty and graduate students have been at the forefront leading those advancements in discovery, learning, and engagement. We celebrate our rich history and long-standing tradition, as well as the many alumni who have contributed to Purdue’s outstanding reputation and who continue to have distinguished impacts on our discipline and beyond.
Carnegie Classification: R1
Modes Offered: In-person
Professional Development: $2,000
Communication doctorates conferred between 2020-25: 40
Contact information
Dr. Mary Roe
Office of Graduate Studies
100 N. University Street, Rm 2136
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2098
Phone: 765-494-0241
- Strategic Communication
- Health Communication
- Organizational Communication
- Interpersonal Communication
- Politics & Media
Library Information
Additional Resources
QS World University Rankings—Communication & Media Studies
- #51-100 of 200 World Universities
URAP University Rankings—Language, Communication & Culture
- #39 of 300 World Universities
- Letters of Recommendation
- Master’s Degree
- Essay(s)/Personal Statement
- Academic Writing Sample
- Resume or CV
- Brommel Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Family Communication, 2008
- Cushman Memorial Award, 2009
- Golden Anniversary Monograph Award, 2008
- Miller Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award, 2016